Telecompaper Chief Telecom and Google Cloud Launch Service to Mitigate Subsea Cable Disruptions
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- •Chief Telecom and Google Cloud launched a service to enhance data routing resilience.
- •The service targets financial institutions and government agencies in Taiwan.
- •It guarantees SLA availability exceeding 99.95% during submarine cable outages.
Chief Telecom has partnered with Google Cloud to introduce the 'Multi-Route Protection Service' aimed at enhancing data routing resilience against submarine cable disruptions. This service integrates international submarine cable resources and utilizes Cross-Site Interconnect (CSI) technology, primarily targeting financial institutions and government agencies. The initiative comes in response to frequent submarine cable disruptions affecting Taiwan's critical infrastructure. Chief Telecom's Chairman emphasized the need for proactive defense strategies, moving away from passive loss absorption. The service guarantees SLA availability exceeding 99.95% and offers cost-effective multi-bandwidth options without the need for expensive backup infrastructure. The partnership also allows for direct peering with Google's global network, enhancing performance and reliability. Chief Telecom received Google Verified Peering Provider Gold certification, validating its network infrastructure stability.
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